La Villa des Iris

The Villa des Iris in Toulouse offers a charming coliving experience in a fully renovated family house from 1920, originally owned by Yves Lapeyre. The suites provided resemble boutique hotel rooms, each equipped with a private bathroom and a comfortable workspace. The shared spaces within the villa, including a large garden, a fully equipped kitchen, and a conservatory overlooking the garden, aim to create a cozy and communal living environment. The benefits of coliving at the Villa des Iris include access to amenities typical of a large house, such as a fully equipped kitchen, a spacious garden for relaxation, and a conservatory for shared living spaces. Each suite is uniquely decorated and furnished, providing a personalized touch akin to a charming guesthouse. Services like cleaning of common areas and private spaces, as well as additional perks like laundry and ironing services, are included to enhance residents' comfort and convenience. The Villa des Iris offers a turnkey solution for coliving, with all-inclusive rates covering utilities such as electricity, gas, and water. The property is conveniently located near various shops, restaurants, medical services, and public transportation, ensuring residents have easy access to essential amenities. The villa's design, overseen by Yves Lapeyre, emphasizes the use of curated objects and artworks, reflecting a commitment to creating a unique and interconnected living space. Yves Lapeyre, the owner of the Villa des Iris, has dedicated himself to creating coliving spaces under the brand "Les Maisons d’Yves," blending his passion for real estate with a desire to offer exceptional living experiences. The Villa des Iris represents a personal project for Yves, as it embodies his childhood home revitalized into a modern coliving concept that prioritizes privacy in individual suites while promoting social interactions through shared communal areas and gardens. Each property under Les Maisons d’Yves focuses on architectural preservation, interior design with curated pieces, and sustainability by upcycling materials.